US2013228262A1PendingUtilityA1
Method of increasing performance and comfort of a tyre for vehicle wheels and tyre for vehicle wheels
Est. expiryNov 22, 2030(~4.4 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Y10T156/10D10B 2201/20B60C 9/005B29D 30/0681D02G 3/48D10B 2331/02B60C 9/2003B60C 9/2204
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Performance and comfort is increased in a tyre for vehicle wheels by assembling a tyre which includes a belt structure including at least one radially external reinforcing layer including a plurality of cords disposed at a substantially zero angle relative to a circumferential extension direction of the tyre. Each of the cords includes cellulose fibres, such as rayon, and aliphatic polyamide fibres, such as nylon.
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30 . A method of increasing performance and comfort in a tyre for a vehicle wheel, comprising:
assembling a belt structure comprising at least one radially external reinforcing layer comprising a plurality of cords disposed at a substantially zero angle relative to a circumferential extension direction of the tyre,
wherein each of said cords comprises cellulose fibres and aliphatic polyamide fibres.
31 . The method as claimed in claim 30 , wherein at least one cord in a 0° reinforcing layer comprises at least one yarn of aliphatic polyamide fibre and at least one yarn of cellulose fibre twisted together.
32 . The method as claimed in claim 30 , wherein the radially external reinforcing layer is assembled through winding up of a continuous elongated element comprising at least one continuous hybrid cord, into a plurality of turns.
33 . The method as claimed in claim 32 , wherein the turns are disposed in axial side by side relationship.
34 . The method as claimed in claim 32 , wherein the turns partly overlap each other in an axial direction.
35 . The method as claimed in claim 32 , wherein said continuous elongated element comprises a plurality of continuous parallel hybrid cords disposed in side by side relationship.
36 . The method as claimed in claim 32 , wherein said continuous elongated element comprises between 5 and 15 continuous parallel hybrid cords disposed in side by side relationship with, or adjacent to other textile cords.
37 . The method as claimed in claim 30 , wherein a starting modulus evaluated through a load at a specific 1% elongation of the cellulose fibres and the aliphatic polyamide fibres is lower than 20 [cN/tex].
38 . The method as claimed in claim 37 , wherein the starting modulus evaluated through the load at a specific 1% elongation of the cellulose fibres and the aliphatic polyamide fibres is lower than or equal to 15 [cN/tex].
39 . The method as claimed in claim 30 , wherein a normalised ultimate tensile stress on a count of the cellulose fibres and the aliphatic polyamide fibres is lower than 100 [cN/tex].
40 . The method as claimed in claim 39 , wherein the normalised ultimate tensile stress on the count of the cellulose fibres and the aliphatic polyamide fibres is equal to or lower than 90 [cN/tex].
41 . A tyre for a vehicle wheel, comprising:
a carcass structure, a belt structure applied at a radially external position to the carcass structure, and a tread band applied at a radially external position to said belt structure,
wherein the belt structure comprises at least one radially external reinforcing layer comprising a plurality of cords disposed at a substantially zero angle relative to a circumferential extension direction of the tyre; and
wherein each of said cords comprises cellulose fibres and aliphatic polyamide fibres.
42 . The tyre as claimed in claim 41 , wherein at least one hybrid cord in a 0° reinforcing layer comprises at least one yarn of aliphatic polyamide fibre and at least one yarn of cellulose fibre twisted together.
43 . The tyre as claimed in claim 42 , wherein each of the cellulose fibre yarns has a count between about 1000 dtex and about 2800 dtex.
44 . The tyre as claimed in claim 42 , wherein each of the aliphatic polyamide yarns has a count between about 600 dtex and about 2400 dtex.
45 . The tyre as claimed in claim 41 , wherein each of said hybrid cords has a count between about 1200 dtex and about 7000 dtex.
46 . The tyre as claimed in claim 42 , wherein twisting imparted to each of the cellulose fibre yarns is between about 150 twists/m and about 600 twists/m.
47 . The tyre as claimed in claim 42 , wherein twisting imparted to each of the yarns of aliphatic polyamide fibre is between about 50 twists/m and about 300 twists/m.
48 . The tyre as claimed in claim 42 , wherein twisting imparted to each of the hybrid cords is between about 100 twists/m and about 500 twists/m.
49 . The tyre as claimed in claim 42 , wherein the yarn of aliphatic polyamide fibre is nylon.
50 . The tyre as claimed in claim 42 , wherein the cellulose fibre yarn is rayon.
51 . The tyre as claimed in claim 42 , wherein each of said hybrid cords comprises two nylon yarns and one rayon yarn.
52 . The tyre as claimed in claim 42 , wherein each of said hybrid cords comprises one nylon yarn and two rayon yarns.
53 . The tyre as claimed in claim 42 , wherein the hybrid cords of the radially external reinforcing layer have a density between about 50 cords/dm and about 130 cords/dm.
54 . The tyre as claimed in claim 42 , wherein the aliphatic polyamide is selected from nylon 6, nylon 66, and nylon 46.
55 . The tyre as claimed in claim 42 , wherein rayon content in the hybrid cord is lower than 80%.
56 . The tyre as claimed in claim 55 , wherein the rayon content in the hybrid cord is between about 25% and about 75%.
57 . The tyre as claimed in claim 41 , wherein the belt structure comprises at least one radially internal layer comprising a plurality of reinforcing cords disposed in a crossed orientation relative to the circumferential extension direction of the tyre.
58 . The tyre as claimed in claim 41 , wherein said tyre is a high performance tyre or an ultra high performance tyre for either a sport utility vehicle or a crossover utility vehicle.Cited by (0)
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